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      execute "drush-site-install" do
          drupal_user = data_bag_item('users', 'drupal')[node.chef_environment]
          install = site[:install]
          if site[:database].nil?
            cmd = "drush -y site-install #{site[:profile]}"
            install.each do |flag, value|
              cmd << " #{flag}=#{value}"
            end
            cmd << " --db-url=mysql://#{drupal_user['dbuser']}:#{drupal_user['dbpass']}@localhost/#{site_name}" if install['db-url'].nil?
            cmd << " --account-name=#{drupal_user['admin_user']}" if install['account-name'].nil?

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{
  "mysql": {
    "tunable": {
      "innodb_log_file_size": "8M",
      "key_buffer_size": "128M"
    }
  },
  "drupal": {
      "sites": {
          "drupal": {

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require 'fileutils'
require 'tempfile'

action :ensure do
  t_file = Tempfile.new('/root/.profile_temp')
  ::File.open(new_resource.profile, 'r') do |f|
    f.each_line do |line|
      if line.match(/PATH=/)
        if ::File.readlines(new_resource.profile).grep(/:#{new_resource.path.gsub('/','\/')}/).length > 0
          t_file.puts line

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use_inline_resources if defined?(use_inline_resources)

def whyrun_supported?
  true
end

action :create do
  template new_resource.name do
    group new_resource.group
    mode new_resource.mode

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use_inline_resources if defined?(use_inline_resources)

def whyrun_supported?
  true
end

action :create do
  template new_resource.name do
    group new_resource.group
    mode new_resource.mode

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I'm gradually getting serious about switching to Docker to deploy lemp webapps. I've chased the topic of best practices around the web for a while and landed on information like http://phusion.github.io/baseimage-docker/ docker/compose#928 and https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/docker-user/gk-oSwgxyo4

I basically maintain "two" roughly mirrored environments: one webdevs are working against in vagrant and one in the cloud (qa, staging, prod). The webdev's typically work on 2-5 sites at a time depending on the SLA and new client volume. I began using fig and am about to migrate to docker-compose. If I store everything in a client specific fig file, it tends to rapidly consume the memory of the vm. This makes it complicated for the webdev to switch between client webapps. I've seen this more readily when dealing with the database containers.

In my mind, the answer to the memory problem is to have one db container that can run databases for multiple clients. Are there other

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In my dynamic ec2 inventory I have data similar to:

{
  "_meta": {
    "hostvars": {
      "10.0.33.123": {
        "ec2_tag_Name": "MyFirstHost",
      }
      "10.0.33.124": {

"ec2_tag_Name": "MySecondHost",

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#!/bin/bash -ex
function package {
    dir=${PWD##*/}
    for filename in "`pwd`/*"
    do
        echo $filename
    if [ "$dir" == "windows" ]
    then
        zip ddev_"$dir".zip `basename $filename`
        shasum -a 256 ddev_"$dir".zip > ddev_"$dir".sha256

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This is my first agreement. This now different.